Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
TILE TICKET FRAMED.
RYLLI. PARRISH. BLAND, AND GRAVES
The RRFoRHERs NonINERH
Lettsr from Governor Lee to tn, BT.ti'
more Democrats-Fulton Meeting
-.'. Jackson Ward Club

The Republicans and Reformers' EE-
ecuiiyc Boards met in joint session last
night at 8 o'clock in Rooms Nos. and
: in the Hanpewinckel huilding, on the
corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
Tie conference was called to order
by the Hon John S. Wise. All Of the
members were present.
The Alliance Reform Clubwas repre-
sontcd by Messrs. Joseph T. Deylne-
Timothy +. Murphy, d. II. Hey, Ar
tbur L. Fuqua. Louis A. Tucker, DIR.
Joseph +. Bass, John Quarles, John b. |
Klcpsticn. and Jacob j. Langc.
.Tammany, whose headquarters are at
l434 Main street, was represented b!
Nessrs. Newton F.. Ancarrow, William
+. Iardesty, c. {. Spur, Charles \. ..
HI, Gary, and Philip shea.
uIch.Hill Iammany, which has is
Headquarters at Corcoran Hall vas
represented by Mcssrs. John +. Par
rish, Samuel h,ynolds, and ). il. Law
der.
The Republican Executive Board
consisted Of Hon. John ). Wise and
eleven others.
TEE NCNNrE3
The following candidates for the
Legislature were then placed before tn"
conference: From the Alliance Club
Mcsas. Joseph =. Devine. john 5.
Dodson. Il. f. Morris, John =. Bethel,
ira T.. Bland, aud John ". Graves.
From Tammany-Ncsers j. NJ. Byali.
i. b. Homer, and Warwick Eppes.
From Church-Hill Tammany-Iohn =.
Parrish, NJ Walsh, and william j..
Smith.
THE BIG FOUR.
After their names had been sub
mittcd TO the conference the two exc
cutive committees separated, one re-
manning in Room No. and the other
occupying Room No. ., each committae
having before them q list Of the candl-
dates. The striking of then com
mcnced. but before this was begun Mr..
Lonis Tucker rose to withdraw the
name OF Mr.. John 5. Dodsou. The re-
Une,t was not granted, it being
claimed that it could not be done. Mr.
Dodson was the last man stricken on,
leaving as the approved candidates
John NJ. Eyall, John ". Graves, John
i. Parrish, and Ira L. Bland.
TIE CONTEST.
There was little or no opposition to
Ncssrs. Kyall, Parrish, and Bland.
They were apparently the choice Of
almost oil of the committeeman, h1t
between M,ssrs. Graves and Dodson
the race was very spirited Int friendly.
Tie most active friends ot Graves
vdc George Duncan, Philip Harris.
". $. nashiell. and Mex smith, an1
those most active in the interest oi
Dod-on were louis Tucker and Arthur
4. Splitter.
WHO THEY Arr.
Mr.. John NJ. Ryall is the president
Of the Richmond Cooperative manu-
facinrinQ and Commercial Company,
and is the senior justice of the peace oi
the city, and as such preside5 at the
Police Court in the absence OF Police
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Misunderstood that the names o..
Ncs,rs. Rval, Parrish, Graves, ano
Uand have now to be submitted 70 tho
Reform clubs and the City HcpaoiI'il
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